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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
5
An advertising claim praises Vinol a tonic for strength and digestion. Prof James Mitchell of Jasper Ontario allegedly recovered from overwork after using Vinol. The dealer A E Rodel in Chey Ona offers a money back guarantee if results aren’t achieved.
The first game of the season features Lafayette High School playing CAC at Keefe Hall on Saturday evening December 10. Postgame, Danve receives Chi-Namel varnish at Sherman Co.
Joe Weber presents The Climax a dainty melody drama at Capitol Avenue theater Friday December 1st. Adelina sings The Song of the Soul with Pietro the young composer on a baby grand piano in a display of stave realism praised by theatregoers. The plot follows a singer’s near ruin by a jealous doctor and her recovery with love and a triumphant finale.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion and related stomach symptoms. It claims five minute relief, harmless candy like taste, and encourages readers to buy a 50 cent package for themselves and family.
On a complaint filed by State Humane Agent Frank T. Bright, Mellisan Bloom was yesterday declared incompetent by a district court jury under Judge Mat.
Court orders a conservator for a woman mother of seven with custody of four sons placed with the State Humane Society for care at Cathedral home in Laramie while she may keep a small baby for a time.
Judge Matson sentenced George Shephard to not less than one year nor more than thirteen months in the Rawlins state penitentiary after a guilty plea to forgery. He forged the signature of County Attorney Charles G. Rigdon to cash $18 at the Pike saloon. John Crouty also pled guilty to forgery and drew a similar sentence.
Civil service exams will be held at the Cheyenne Federal Building for positions in the lighthouse service and interior bureaus. Posts include cadet engineer with $660 to $780 yearly, cadet officer $400 to $720, and lighthouse security with subsistence. January 4 to 5 dates listed.
Albert Bartlett and a party of engineers, from the Bartlett Brothers firm, prepare to move from Cody to Kanee for a Colorado contract surveying an irrigation project to reclaim a large tract of Kane Russell area.
The state board of child and animal protection schedules its annual meeting at 4 pm Saturday in the Governor St. B. Brooks office at the state capitol. Officers to be elected for the coming year include president amid uncertain continuation by Dr. William F. Pflanging who resigns as state veterinarian to manage a Douglas livestock firm. The board faces no-salary posts due to meager funds. Miss Theola Ley is likely secretary and Prof. S. Stockwell treasurer. State Humane Officer Frank T. Bright recently rescued two children from a lanier house of ill repute, but the appropriation has been exhausted. The board will seek extra legislative funds next month to sustain humane work.
The Neal Institute of Omaha offers a three day liquor cure claimed to treat habitual and periodic drunkenness. It claims non hypodermic, drug free treatment that restores mental and physical condition within three days and cites widespread adoption by the medical profession.
Los Angeles on December 8 Miss Anna Schulman Lewia wed Bornard Schulman at the family home on West Twenty first Street. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Israel Bohulman and becomes stepdaughter to her husband. Mrs Israel Schulman becomes mother in law to her stepson Mina Bernard Schulman. The bride’s mother was married six years ago to the late Tabbi Israel Schulman.
A season opener for Lafayette Itigh Gehool Ve with a score 0 4 and basketball play on Saturday Deo 16th. The readable text is garbled but indicates an early game result and a school team involved.
Washington December reports Rear Admiral Mason says armor improvements exceed prior outlook with better armor-piercing shells from certain firms though large caliber shell shortages remain serious. Thick plate progress is slower with new processes promising but not shipboard ready while older methods advance to four inch plates.
In St Louis a carpenter Austin Greaves was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of neighbor Alfred Hunter. He conducted his own defense, placing two of his children on the stand and questioning them. He refused counsel throughout the trial.
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